April is Testicular Cancer Awareness Month. In honor of this and all the patients who have fought and are currently fighting this disease, the Paris Charter Against Cancer would like to contribute to the discussion and present some facts about the disease, and what you can do to decrease your risk of being diagnosed withContinue reading "Testicular Cancer Awareness"
A Review of the Charter and its Impact with Co-Founder of the Charter: Professor Gabriel Hortobagyi
Professor Gabriel N. Hortobagyi, one of the co-founders of the Paris Charter Against Cancer, and a researcher and professor at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, sat down with us to discuss the Charter, the impact it has had, the impact he hopes it can have in the next decades as we continueContinue reading "A Review of the Charter and its Impact with Co-Founder of the Charter: Professor Gabriel Hortobagyi"
Head & Neck Cancer Awareness
April is Head & Neck Cancer Month. In honor of this and all the patients who have fought and are currently fighting this disease, the Paris Charter Against Cancer would like to contribute to the discussion and present some facts about the disease as well as what you can do to decrease your risk ofContinue reading "Head & Neck Cancer Awareness"
Increasing Awareness: Fighting Against Multiple Myeloma
March is Multiple Myeloma Cancer Awareness Month. In honor of this and all the patients who have fought and are currently fighting this disease, the Paris Charter Against Cancer would like to contribute to the discussion and present some facts about the disease.
Understanding Colorectal Cancer
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. In honor of this and all the patients who have fought and are currently fighting this disease, the Paris Charter Against Cancer would like to contribute to the discussion and present some facts about the disease as well as what you can do to decrease your risk of being diagnosed with colorectal cancer.
Understanding Kidney Cancer
March is Kidney Cancer Awareness Month. In honor of this and all the patients who have fought and are currently fighting this disease, the Paris Charter Against Cancer would like to contribute to the discussion and present some facts about the disease as well as what you can do to decrease your risk of being diagnosed with Kidney Cancer.
International Women in Science Day
The Paris Charter Against Cancer recognizes the crucial role of gender equity in driving scientific progress and innovation. We believe that empowering more women to enter, thrive, and lead in STEM fields is essential for accelerating the fight against cancer.
Looking at the history of the Charter, Cancer Research and the future of the Charter with Dr. Peter Harper
In 24 years since the Paris Charter Against Cancer, Dr. Peter Harper reflects on its impact. The charter aimed to guide cancer research and treatment, emphasizing prevention. Dr. Harper highlights the need for education, early diagnosis, and harm reduction to address societal factors. He calls for a collective effort and continued innovation in combatting diseases globally.
Looking at the Charter’s history, Cancer Research and the future of the Charter with Professor Khayat
The Paris Charter Against Cancer, signed 24 years ago, has propelled cancer research and treatment forward. Professor Khayat looks back on its impact and speaks of the need for modernization, increased emphasis on prevention, and collaborative efforts among nations. He stresses the importance of humanity in patient care and the significance of preparing for the future surge in cancer cases.